Please advise: 
my $BASE='/test';
    
    @cmd='ls -lt '.$BASE.'/Logs/*.log';
    my $ssh = Net::OpenSSH->new("$user:$pass\@$host", master_opts => [
+-o => "StrictHostKeyChecking=no" ]) or warn "Can't ssh to $host: " . 
+$ssh->error;
    if ($ssh->error) {print runlog "SSH connection to $host failed: " 
+. $ssh->error; die ; }
    
    my($stdout, $stderr)=$ssh->capture2({tty=>1},@cmd);
    #my($stdout, $stderr)=$ssh->capture2(@cmd);
    if ($stderr) {print "get logs failed $stderr\n";}else{print "$stdo
+ut\n$exit";}
    $ssh = Net::OpenSSH->new("$user:$pass\@$host", master_opts => [-o 
+=> "StrictHostKeyChecking=no" ]) or warn "Can't ssh to $host: " . $ss
+h->error;
    my($stdout, $stderr, $exit)=$ssh->scp_get({glob=>1},$BASE.'/Logs/*
+.log','/var/tmp');
    if ($stderr) {print "get logs failed $stderr\n";}else{print "$stdo
+ut\n$exit"

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The first command ran ok but for the scp_get the log file get scp'ied, but I'm getting : Killed by signal 1. # set_error(1 - control command failed: master ssh connection broken)

In reply to Re^8: Problem using Net::OpenSSH->capture to su to another user by Anonymous Monk
in thread Problem using Net::OpenSSH->capture to su to another user by tim.culhane

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